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T9 Trimmer Plastic Body | Electric Shaver Man Cordless Hair Beard Trimmer For Men Haircut Shaving Machine Tools Barber Accessories | Hair Trimmer

Rs1800/-18%

M.R.P. : 2200

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T9 Trimmer with Plastic Body – Precision stainless steel blades ensure a smooth, irritation-free shave. Features ergonomic handle for easy grip and control, rechargeable design with charging indicator, and durable titanium cutter head for efficient performance. Perfect for haircuts, beard styling, and professional grooming.

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The T9 Electric Cordless Hair and Beard Trimmer is designed for men who value precision, comfort, and style. Crafted with a durable plastic body, it features high-quality stainless steel blades that provide a close, smooth shave while minimizing skin irritation. The ergonomic handle offers superior control, allowing effortless trimming around detailed areas like the jawline, neck, and sideburns.

Equipped with a charging indicator light—red when charging and green when fully charged—this trimmer ensures ease of use and convenience. Its titanium-coated cutter head stays sharp, resists heat, and guarantees long-lasting performance. Ideal for professional barbers or at-home grooming, this versatile trimmer is perfect for shaping, detailing, and maintaining all beard styles.

✨ Key Features:

Precision stainless steel & titanium-coated blades

Ergonomic handle for easy grip and control

Cordless and rechargeable for convenience

Charging indicator for smart use

Smooth, irritation-free shaving experience

Ideal for professional and personal grooming

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